Dna and vector for regulating the expression of lachrymator synthase gene, method of regulating the expression of lachrymator synthase gene using the same, and plant with the regulated expression of lachrymator synthase gene
CA 2478015 A1 · Owner: Tsuge, Nobuaki · Inventors: Kamata, Tsunehiro; Tsuge, Nobuaki; Imai, Shinsuke
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To regulate the expression of a lachrymator synthase gene showing an effect of converting 1-propenylsulfenic acid into a lachrymator it is intended to , provide a DNA and an RNA which are designed based the sequence of this lachrymator synthase gene, a vector required in transferring a DNA for regulating the expression of the lachrymator synthase gene into a plant a , method of regulating the expression of the lachrymator synthase gene using the same, and a plant in which the expression of the lachrymator synthase gene is regulated.
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